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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

TIE WinfsT storm door has been pat up
o. l4-s E4kis aossl-
TIE Coed fime 50cial ellD siFs party
a. C1u Psns As ArmofF tonisaA
A H. Hsnlg caves tns ssek fer Hot
rprnss, Ara. wrsfs ae sil soenf tas
N1fer
Ia Tasns and g 3. Piercs 80 exhibit
some fancy cniexs1s a. TIE po1ltry shss n
Chicago tnis ssez.
The ~ood seklpsrs are a. work. As the
ssason f0F zoal has arriEea s1d ssssesl
eiiiz=ns have already been bitten.
A marriage license as issued YssteriAs
- William "a CSls. akesi - snd ktesA L.
Fagn. sssd la. D0lR oi Alpine teWasaIp.
Ars. Lille Ossers4uK Bake ~i1 Lecture
bsl0Ts the E4aal Sadrass Association
" Wednesday evening. oa Il u Iflsaas a. De
Woman.
The ssgsn-ysAr- old son of John Frey.
vnO 1as thrown oEl Of a buggy 8n soufh
liFlaion-sl. Saturday Is abe - Be- W. His
szaii EAs nGt fractured as arsl supposed.
j. Tamass. sao EoExs In SlmaB Broost's
u43hlne s1op. dropped large Dieca Of iron
on as toss Yesterday. lie Nas - badly lI-
ilsed that ID. B4Fth had . ampatAls bis
Dg ,oe.
Aiclasi Lynch. charged With r0obing a
ciLizen "a the FIRST Ward. has been released
from custody upon his personal fscOg-
uiz4noe Ia ne sum OF $40. the complaining
wLnsss bsias ga Europe.
Zachariah Blood charged 0y Ciista Biaksly
sta criminal siandef. vas arralgned be-
fore Justice Westfall yesterday and pleaded
pot guilty. Ills hearing vas set for Friday
sud be gave ball TOR hls appearance IN the
s1m 0f s-0o
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

J. EiEard Ros. Of Lansing. Is Ia the
city.
IL. H. Holt. Of Maskegon, vas in the city
yesterday
B. 81. HAWlsy, OF Ionia. was in the city
yesterday.
WI O. Mitchell Of Traverse City, Is al
the Eagis
Il. A. Davis. Of Port Huron. is at the
Clarendon.
John Thorp. Of Grand Haven was in the
sly yesterday.
c. " Comssock. Of Big Rapids, vas in
Tie city yesterday.
j. B. Morrison. 0. b. Hipp and NJ. C.
B.rnez. Of Benton HaroOf. are a. The
Merton.
Joel Merchant, who has been confined 20
k.s home some ume with congestion Of TIE
lungs. Is cOnyaissciug.
Thomas j. Willard. OF Wsalthy-ave, en-
tsr-Alnsd a lev friends last evening az tczrds,
tss OCCASION being hls birthday.
j. y. Robinson. Travelling Passenger
Agsnt OF the " iscOnsin Central Railroad
vss IN the city sslsrday on business.
Mrs. NJ. II. Tinkham will give q reception
on Thursday. Nov. 10. from % y. m, Al
her rssidsnce. No. 50 Paris-ave., In honor OF
A-r ta4s nteI, Mfs- II. q Eills, or EScanaoa.
Who 3 visiting her.
NJ r. Qus.ntance. agent of the g. K. & I.
n Fetoskey, With bis family, Is in the city
sn route 70 Upper sandGsky, Ohio. Mr..
Nualntancs Will return after getting hLs
family sale % their destination.
The Misses Gage and Benedicts first
lesson 70 their class Of adults AZ Aetropoli-
tsn hall lzst evening was attended by about
rity couple Their mode Of teaching Is the
very best and The yOung people were highly
delighted and pleased
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
A Rush of Business.

- unusually large number of offenders
appeared in the bull pen" when time was
called in Police Court yesterday morning.
The wheels of justice ground through a
grist of nine drunks, one disOrderly con-
duct. two drunk and disorderly. one breach
Of the peace. and one assault and battery
Frank Allen. the colored bootblsck charged
with fighting. went over to Jail for ten
days, as he was unable to pay s7.s5, the
costs in the case. Henry Weber paid s.
for thrsshiny John NJ. McGurrin, and
thought that small enough for the satisfsc-
ton ae had. The case of VI. X. Collins for
selling liquor to minors was adjourned un-
til this morning
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Cheerful ouassez far Ds,.zas,ax .ssu yissos
- sas4

Chs@rful oafloez far Dsszaaoxs ssas sissoFs
ia i0~-.
C9nxfessuaa a. a. Hsri Ee-1-ast - the
cry yestsrlay u0raisE from Los4 sssse
be has bsea laklng "a ia4porszn. lassress II
the can Eaign.
SHORTY a1ter h.s srr.Fa. be sss selostsd
b. : reported fx he TELEsaAz Ak&ALs. a.
s~esss aiih ths inquiry. GsiA hos :
sAe situation ia ios4. Ef Port
~il : quite complicated. there are three
I.Gkets IA TIE heid. tAe Democrats. Ihe As-
pG1.iea1 ana Ihs tiFe~n0aek. TIE 1i<ao-
erztz aid nos f1ss sinh the Gzesnoseksrs
lBs ysxr. The keou1liGsas uonlinate1 a
t1l. tlckel, pax m4aY Republicans are cis-
satisfied Nth Il snd rili vote stEA he
Dsmocrais.
Are ths Pf0h.silionizss 104ug anything
No. tbs Republicans are allied Slth tA.1
Interest. Every ytblag - closed up pretty
tight out there. In the eisiss prohibition
feeling = Bot strong. hoseyer and you can
oniy feei the innEsnce OF tne dry elenlsnt I
la AID al01I the smaller towns. should
n0I be surprised II the Democrats elect Their
Governor. The party is strongly united and
1hey have male magnificent hght
Hos eere you treated out there
"O8 I Vas handsomely tAkea care OF
eseryshere / had splendid Audiences. and
an convinced that then are taxing quite
a. interest u revenue reform oug there.
/ coa6nsd nv talk printipally 10 the t4uii
question. and free trade uttsranees were re-
criyed with consideraSle enthusiasm. The
farmers are Itinking pretty hard regarding
The tarit-and a great many Of them are
beginning TO eompEehsh1 ths failscy and
oppression 0f high protective tariff laws.
4 lat = the issue now ami not the bloody
shirt, and Republicans have got to come
Ia LIZ
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
CORNER STONE CEREMONIES.
The New Fourth Holland Reformed Churcl
-A.Dsscription OF the Edihcs.


The C0rnor stone Of the new Fourth Re
formed Holland church. now bang erected
ON Lsgrays-st.. will be laid today at 2
o clock with sPpropriats ceremonies The
new edidce IS 10 De 56x95 feet in area. with
an suaitOrum OF 4sx66 feet. lecture
room Of 90x52 feet Is ia front. and on the
northwest corner OF The building is the
o. yan Ion. There .re to De two vestibules,
ons on each side, making two main en-
frances. There = to be a basement under
the entire building. The part under the
lecture ROOM will De used for consistory
meetings, cstechisms etc. The toilet room
and water closets will bs in the basement,
directly under the vestibule. The main
buiiding Will os heated by hot air and
lighted BY isrgs drop chandeliers Of thirty
or forty burners. The tower Is 70 De eighty
feet high. and the whole structure is 20 be
Of 5rick. with stone and galvanized iron
trimmings- The seating capacity will be
fully so ia the auditorium. and the
lecture room viii be so arranged
that the doors from it into the susitorum
will slide upward. thereby giving an adj
titiOnsi seating capacity Of about 100 or
2pN The windows are 10 De OF cathedral
glass, the interior woodwork viii be I'm
ished IN oil. and the walls artisticslly fres-
c0sd- The plans were drawn BY 5. j.
Osgood the architect. and this IL the sixty
Uxth church built from plans furnished by
him since he became a resident OF Grand
Rapids. The total cost Of the real estate
which = i00xi2' feet. was g.. $50. and the
cost Of the edihce aud parsonage Is esti-
mated az 81 10. making total expense Of
$1,000 The congregation now consists cf
about iity members. and q large number of
members BY baptism. Though financially
poor. the society have under sken q noble
work. They have been ably assisted By
soms Of our citizens. and feel confident OF
further ard from others when called upon.
The programme for this sfssrnoon Is as
follows
Pravsr-By the pastor. J. Y. DeBsun.
singing Psalm i57-BY the Choir.
Reading Of HIstOry-8y J. Schsfisr.
singing Anthem-By the Choir.
laying Corner Stone-By the Pastor.
Addresses
Doxoozv-By lhs Choir.
BsnediCtion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Yesterday morning on the c. & W. NJ.
train from Chicago came a gentleman and
lady accompanying the remains of Miss
Kate Gallagher and Mrs Ebbie Green. two
sisters who were drowned In the Vernon
disaster a week ago lsst Saturday. The
lady accompanying Was . sister OF the de-
ceased. They went on the ll.30 train
north over the G.. K. I. for ST. James, Beaver
island. where the deceased resided. Their
bodies were recovered OF Two Rivers, Wis
conSio. Last Saturday the bsdy of John
Gallagher. also one OF the victims, passed
through The city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
A WoMAN's Discovery.

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too oy a lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstood its severesi
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent. For three
months she conghed incessantly and could
not sleep. She bought of us bottle of DR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption and
was so much relieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night and with one bottle
has been miracGlously cured. Her name j.
Mrs Luther Luiz" Thus write w. C
Hamrick q Co, of Shelby. y. C.-Get 9
10 cent trial bottle AT Peck Bros drug store
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

W. ID. Suit, Druggist. Bippus. Ind. tes-
ti6es: Il can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has given relief IN every case. One man
took SIX bottles. and was cured of Rheuma-
tam Of ten years standing Abraham
Hare, druggist, Belvile, Ohio effirms.
The best selling medicine have ever
handled in my twenty years experience, is
Electric Bittsrs." Thousands Of others
have added their testimony, so that the
verdict Il unanlmous that Electric Bitiers
do cure ali diseases Of the Liver Kidneys
or Blood. Only hsf dollar bottle al
Feck Bros. drag store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Tbs Misses Gage and Benedict are sac
cesiiax adsairably wta their c.asSss 10
daficf1x. Iaev have to eAssss, Cns fos
the little foiks o1 saturday aftszo0l1s and
one Tor adults On Aoaiay eyrnlax. Ia -
teach ali she .zfsSt dances. both round sud
square. The hFst meeting OF Sdoits sas
Eeld last evening sa1 sas success N
syeTS particular they have tour lady a.
tsBdants besides themselves. so that no one
Is sighted. Tuey siA give another oali foi
adults next Monday evening.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

as gls1ss tbs GEsF on as foes.
he1ae1 Il - huntees spssrs aud eoss
AE1 sre ha b34aos upon sns rlnE.
esiscss the 90 set q his snriog
- otsease, "a myIia4 foru&s. fsste1s IA
fangz UpoD tks n4msa race L244ss waQ
sufer irou distressing simS1ss pocnltar
- Eks.r SCI s1oaia uss DR. fierOss k1V0Fite
ffescFiIsieo Is l. = geslE1Vs care ior tie
a. ost coiD Piicatsd sD4 o1stlnAE~ cases %
ie1coFFlsA. excessive u9Nlng. painful ECen-
str1at-c0. -Nnat1fsi sUpPresslous lro-
l4pses, o. fail4E ~ the wo-lb. weak bAEk
"lenlalr WeakEess, AniessHsiou. rstrofef-
si9n. beznng-oos SENSATIONS, cSr0Dlc c0a-
gestien. Inflammation aud nioersiion q lhs
Wansb. Inflammation. gAln sad tenderness
Ia ovaries. aocompanled with SlnteFnal
heat
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Here's Pay For What Were Owing Mr.


Mr. Jem owen has been the worthy and
efficient foreman of the N.lley City Mills
for nearly five years past. Mr.. Owen IS not
only one of the best mill men in the north
west but he is also one OF the most accom-
piished lady's men in Grand Rapids, and
when be was unintentionally roboed by a
reporter of this paper of all credit for his
most commendable gailsntfy IN chaperon-
Ing party of nearly twenty ladies through
the splendid establishment he presides over
the other day, the reporter stole more than
Mr. Owens purse-he took away his repu-
tation. This was unintentional. but still
we took it, and hereby We gladly give il
back again.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

A meeting Of the Masonic Home sssoci-
stiou vas held iast evening in TIE Office Of
r. n Benedict. Prospective plans for the
proposed new Masonic Home were present
ed bv Arcbifec. Osgood and considered by
10 Boari Of Directors Mr. 0sy0od viii
90 shesd and compiets he plans IN sil the
detail and With the opening OF spring work
will - ccmraenced ou the nsw building.
which viii bs q massive and hsndsoms
sfrvcfnrn
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
Great BArEaia sale At tho Tower Today
SHlP AHnYl

While East recently tie popular jeweler,
A PFeUser. purchased one Of tae band
somsst eiadO9 decorations ever brought 10
the city. InIbis, ike everything else tha;
Mr. PreuksA has charge Of Ge taxes tne
lead. The article IN menIion Is . beautiful
solid silver yacht with fail rigging and al
old sailor in tie resr holding the radder.
Taxing il al in all aud judging from the
many complimentary remarks uiAde con-
tinuslly as tue busy thTong pass by, Il Il
without exception the loysliest ornament
70 be seen in any show window in the city,
and Mr. Preusser deserves credit and
cordially invites all his friends 10 look al
same.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
rrrrLrx's aENrcAe1TrE.

Tho best S2lvs in the world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Hheum, Fever
Sores letter. Chapped Hands. Chiiblsins.
Corns and ali Skia EruptionS, ard posi-
lively cures Piles. or no psy required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give reFfscf satisfaction. or
money refunded. Price = cents Ter box.
For sale By Peek Bros. corner Monroe and
Divisi0n-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

re- hss been ascertainei that David
Andrews Who caught and thrsshsd a
burglar a. MS residences sunday morning.
does not i've on Miiler-st.. ss stated but on
Gilhert-sf.. which = two blocks s0ath OF The
city iimirs. Mr.. AnareSs swore cut COM
plsint stsinst Young on charve ~
burglary and lsrcenV. and be vii be
arlaigned oef1re Iusfice today.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

From nov until ths Chicsgo anarchists
.re hanged the public msy look for bogus
alleged cosfessions. ike ths Pennsylvania
one. Of the dead man Who &c Is reported
sail be threw TIE HsTmarket bono, sni
other sensational les and dodzes invented
RI the hope 81 influencing Governor 0gIes-
5v or affecting public opinion. - LG1ss.ag
srts Esptt5iicIa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Elizabeth Esslesfsld will give a reception
ss her residence - Prospect-st.. Wedues-
dsv next. from ? to , p. m. in honor oi
Mrs Lille Dsversux Blake who comes "a
this city 90 4 liver a few lectures on equal
Suffrage. wednesday evening. AZ the Jni-
vsrsslist church. Mrs Blake is a dis,iu-
ggisbed and interesting woman, and al
friends both ladies' and gentleman. are
cordially invited % meet her.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

The Beard of Dirscioss Of he valley
Ci.y Bniding snd IosnfAssocis sticn. or
ssnized last week WITH k1eoo Geo csnital.
held q meeting issf evening At The osiics
~ Nsur'cs N. Housemsn and siectssi tie
following o.rcers. Frss denS IS A. Rgrlin-
game. vice president. Z. q. levi treasurer.
j. A. s. Narli;sr. secretary and attorney.
Maurice N Housenssu.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

The meeting he'd 81 he Adventists At
Tucps Hal. lsst evening. vas attended bv
= isrge nun ber Of people. The asual SER
~irs~ ~sre he.d snd discorrs>s hv savers
of fse brethren Iarxs meetings we're also
held 81 Ringuefiss Hal On south Divis-
sen 81 and P0nrrcy & LAston's Hal, on
Hesf Fultaa ST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
TAKE WARsISa.

Inc anarchist. and the fine assortment Of
furniture a. 55 Csnal.st., all goes 4, greatly
reduced rate. in fact the entire lot is marked
IN plain figures al just what II cost. Sat
urday il positively the last day this great
Furniture CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

The Grsnd Rapids and Indians Railroad
Comrsnv havs ofFered for ssIe a. q rs
rine snds n Aiessukee cornfv. Sesisd
BIDS eiii - received oy y. q. Hsxhart
Lsad Cen Missioner. . ~ 0pecef n4esra-
ber l5ta. Pats snd further in infornsssc1
can - hsd hv addressing him a. Grand
Rapids Michigan
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

This gentleman, 50 well and fayorably
known 10 the people of Grand Rapids, and
throughout the state, Will bs pleased 20
meet his friends al his new quarters IN The
china store OF ID. J. Evans & Co. 10 Mon
rOx-yt
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

At the popular wholesale and retail mar
ket of Dettenthalers III Monroe you can
get duck, qusils. rabbits, oysters. fish. black
bass, finny haddies. and everything kept in
first class market.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
Slaughter Slaughtering I!
SLAUOHTEREDul

Large advertisements make n big show.
Other houses may quote prices that YOU think
are great bargains. Go and see the cheap,
shoddy stuff and take the word Of an old eS-
tebIished house that YOU witl be disguised.
You do not want that kind Of clothing. for it
is dearly paid for at any price. You know itl
We know IT. And 80 do these houses that
advertise these goods. Remember that wbcn
we advertise goods that they arc first-cIaSs,
honest made. the best material, and whp.,
we say special sale we make special sale
for the time being. This week we Will con-
tinue To slaughter Clothing. Merchant Tail
oring. Hats. Caps, and Gents Furnishing
goods regardless of former prices. a. we must
have room To complete the inlpro - Is
now being made in our store. ssessss
Mcdonald & WI 49,
II MO-
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
Great Bargain Sale at the Tower Today.

Don't forget that Dettenshaler's, III
Monroe-si., is headquarters for everything
pertaining 10 first class market at whole
sale and retail.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

WAsalssres AsF. s.--soi1eT. far Esasa-
a. resh - ofisk a0rthsrly win.ls aseo1iag
saria1ls
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Scholarships for the Michigan Business
College will be issued a. the Kent County
Savings Bank. corner Canal and Lyon sts.,
also at the college Office, 81 South Division
ST.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

The frescoing of the new Methodist
church, at Muskegon, has been given to d.
q. Henry & Co, of this city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

F9x so4nsss. whether incise1 - confused,
Sals4tian o. = tks besE rene.lF. 2,
eelrs.
fnS year has fo1f sexsoaS earak al OF
weieb kssp on hsnl Dr. BAL toAga
-gTaR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

For black bass, duck, specGlei front, oys-
ters and game of every description call at
Dettenthalers, III Nonroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
Special Suit sale at tho Tower Today.
A RAPID GRowTH.

The business of the Grand Rapids Soar
Co., has more than doubled within the las
sixty days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

C1lmmlBgs 0g4bs1s nrst znBesl
0g,s zsins Th8-s.i2s Nog 81. EseEy one
iasitsd to cal special prices i9s ta4E esy
car.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

First snnasl opening Of Cummings &
Graham Thursday. Nov 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

p9n't aisggst ever eo8y by hawking
bioving and splitting. bus use D.. Sage
tsiarrh Remedy and = cured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Esay yaas karsishsaz @ 80 st ahsls
s4te Rtseess 81 fAe ts1et
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

What lots there are left On White a
Codss plat sll be sod Oh safee terms a.
before. l. ,. FkOfiN.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Don't fail TO call at the Tower today and
secure one of their great bargains
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08

Don't fail TO call at the Tower today and
secure one of their great bargains.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-08
J. IL. PIxLEY.

Great Bargain sale 1T the Tower To-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
BROOKLYN.

The brought by Mrs Mary OFynn against George
Powers 10 recover title TO real estate valued at
was sent TO a referee yesterday.
complaint was made yesterday against Ella Melbourne
cruelty adopted daughter named Lizzie Peterson IL
sege by other OF the house that tho child
thumbs barely touched the oo The
pleaded not guilty before Police Justice Walsh.
The Logan Memorial meeting will he held in the Academy
OF Mueic this evening Senator Cuom, OF Illinois will de-
liver the ora ion the Amphon Society will aud Or.
George f. Reea will offer the in place Of Mr. Beechcr
who was expected.
The United States flagship Richmond CAPTAIN Robert
Boyd commanding, underwent another dock trial
machinery Yesterday since the Richmond
the flagship Of tho North Atlantic Squadron
90 machinery has been tested
without producing the desired resns This Tine however
trial satisfactory especially the brasses and
boilers had been reitted and overhauled.
W. b. Wadsworth pleaded guilty In the Cont OF Sessions
yesterday 10 the indictment charging him with forging the
OF his mOthern.law Mrs. Matilda g. Clarkson TO q
note for $3.50 He 10 also charged with embczzns large
amount Of money no trace OF which can be found by his
victims.
Work will begin to-day upon the structure Of the Union
Elevated Railroad Company In Fiithave
The inhabitants OF Jay st. In neighborhood Bishop
Loughns house. disturbed at yesterday by the
preaching of fanatic He took his teItin Latinfrom the
Psalms and spoke for quarter OF an hour 10 the cold brick
and wooden houses lie only dessted when two
up and asked him what he was doing.
The health officials have been informed Of fonr
OF smallpox one OF the patients lives at No 6O3 Grands
two At No 100 Varetst, and one at No. 297 Staggst
During quarrel Sunday evening between John Canaan
242 Munroest Batanskie struck Csmanskie with beer
glass After the ARRAY the injured around town.
Yesterday he was reported TO be In arous condition.
and 10 the Eastern District Hospa HIS skull
David A. Body made foreman Of Jury for
March yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-08
ALARMING STATISTICS.
The Appalling Danger That IL Hanging Ove'
New-Ysrk City and Most Of the Country.

The Appalling Danger That II Hanging Oves
| New-Ysrk City and Most Of the Country.
The official statistics of the city NewYork. recently
published show that nearly three ourths Of all the deaths
OF each year arise from consumption some throat OF
lung trouble This is terrible but unfortunately 1t 10
true person notices slight cough, but thinks II Is
nothing Or perhaps, he raises considerable phlegm In
the morning there is tickling In the throat, or
ghtness Of the chest These the first symptoms OF
consumption Doctors differ as to whether consumption
can be cured In the last stages, but 1t can DC ced IN
nearly erery taken ia time. 1t must be thrown on.
Do let secure the least foothold! Some pure and
powerful stlmulant which strengthens Nature ana re-
stores waste tissue Is unquestionably the only certain
manner OF throwing OF this terrible Monster ana pny
clans have found that iffys Pure Malt WhisKey Is
superior to any known preparation for this purpose IL
contains fusel OIL 1t stimulates but does not into
cate 1t builds up new tissue 1t strengthens the bran
muscles and nerves. 1t efecualy wards of consump-
ton
The number who have profted by the above facts Is
legion but only two will be Instanced. Mr..
NJ o. COnnor, residing at No. 27l sackettst Brooklyn,
said:
" was stricken down with congestion of the lungs.
and. though having the best medical attendance, did
not improve. had cough that seemed to contract my
chest to half Its natural SIZE Was unable day
night except upon my back to make the least exertion
by reason OF my breathing being quick and short.
commenced the Of Dufy's Pure Malt whskey and
II has done good than is claimed for it. My lung
trouble has entirely disappeared, appetite excellent
breathing as natural as ever, cough gone. feel like
new man all Dufy's Pure Malt whiskey is GER
tainly the nc plus ultra of lung curatives."
Mr. c. b. Kelly No. so Livingston street, Brooklyn
said
1.-THE patient for whom used Duffys Malt Whiskey
is young man who, four years ago, in a hospital
nine months suffering from hemorrhages from the
lungs and was in very low condition The physi-
In ndan cad NH
He has been taking Duys Pure Malt whskey about FIVE
months. His health Is much improved He says feels
much better and stronger than he has for years His
cough is nearly gone and he sleep we'll"
When is remembered that than twothirds Of all
deaths arise from lung troubles and that they all DO
prevented by the above great Remedy II taken In time,
those who neglect TO use simple and pure q means
when be procured chespy at any drug
crminally responsible for their troubles sickness
and possibly death.